GTA credit hire rates see 'lower than inflation' increases
Maximum daily hire rates that sit within the General Terms of Agreement protocol have increased by just 5.78% on average during the last decade, according to research from the Credit Hire Organisation.
The GTA seeks to reduce frictional costs in credit hire claims in the form of a voluntary agreement between insurers and credit hire companies outlining arrangements for providing replacement vehicles
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